OU's Bomar Dismissed From Team

When it comes to universities like Miami, Oklahoma, USC, and Ohio State, you may have a few suspensions on your football team over the years. I am not saying these four teams are the only teams who have players that violate NCAA rules and face jail time and/or fines, I am saying that they have had recent players with violations, earning them suspensions and jail time. Another thing you may consider is the city where they are located. Players at the University of Miami, USC and other universities located near highly populated cities are prone to get in trouble because of the high crime rate. Oklahoma quarterback Rhett Bomar was accused of working in a private business and taking "payment over an extended period of time in excess of time actually worked." This is not the first, not the second, not the third, but the fourth time that Bomar has been stirring up trouble. He has been twice cited for alchohol possesion by a minor and has also been cited for hosting a nuisance party near the OU campus. Other scandals like this include the infamous Maurice Clarett suspension and the Brian Bosworth steroid scandal. Look for the Sooners running the ball a bit more than usual this season with Bomar gone.